Writing on the Wall
André Forget reads Refuse: CanLit in Ruins.
In This Issue
Danger Zone
Ukrainian ultra-nationalists are violently attacking fellow citizens—and that means Canada has a choice to make.
Self-made métis
Tens of thousands of Canadians have begun calling themselves Métis, Darryl Leroux finds, and now they’re trying to get the courts to agree.
Oppressive Calm
Peace, Order and Good Government defines Canadian society, but not in the way that you think.
Crude Tactics
Behind the scenes of the Trans Mountain pipeline fight.
Under Pressure
Sacred to Blackfoot, saleable in Banff. What happens when a rare fossil transforms into a gemstone?
Art Work (Subscription Required)
A photo essay.
Vindicated, Viking-style (Subscription Required)
A new comic by Gabriel Watson.
End of Story
Canadians need to talk about sexual assault, H.G.Watson writes—but they’re getting sued for it.
Tremors
New fiction by Emily Davidson.
2 selections from beholden: a poem as long as the river (Subscription Required)
Excerpts from a poem by Fred Wah.
The Blue Girls of Summer
Translation of an excerpt of Les filles bleues de l’été Published by Cheval d’août éditeur, 2017, pages 13–15. Translation: Melissa Bull.
Cardinal Direction
In Venice, Christopher DeWolf reports, Indigenous architecture gets its due.
The Fall 2018 Book Room (Subscription Required)
The Fall 2018 Book Room.
The Fall 2018 Music Room (Subscription Required)
The Fall 2018 Music Room.
Notre Dame d’Espace (Subscription Required)
Letter from Montreal
